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I'm still convinced I'll be able to get GPT4 to solve all these difficult problems for me that I'm having trouble solving on my own. So far it hasn't been so gr
by Madmallard 4y ago
I'm still convinced I'll be able to get GPT4 to solve all these difficult problems for me that I'm having trouble solving on my own. So far it hasn't been so great at doing it, but it's fun to at least try.
For context I'm trying to get it to help me learn how to implement scalable multiplayer game servers in NodeJS. It's a tough code organization problem, it becomes a tough system design problem as well the bigger your game gets. I'm just simply not experienced enough at that specific stuff.
I'd also like to use it to help me learn all the technology I haven't learned since becoming disabled 5 years ago, like React Redux Material-UI and more.
- ChatGTP 4y agoIt's probably going to struggle with things it hasn't seen before?
- ur-whale 4y ago> It's probably going to struggle with things it hasn't seen before? It wont. It'll just lie through its teeth and produce a very nice, very believable story which will unfortunately shatter when confronted with the real world.
- calvinmorrison 4y agobig 4 consultants in SHAMBLES right now
- tel 4y agoI've asked it to design novel architectures. It has vast experience with existing systems, can be steered toward your goals, and writes simple prototype code more quickly than I can. I run into the current context window pretty quickly and have been working on techniques to ask it to "compress" our conversation to work around that context window. The whole thing about creativity is that it often begins with lying through your teeth to come up with a starting point and then refining.
- thequadehunter 4y agoNice self report. Comments like this just scream "I don't know how to use an LLM appropriately". There is a time and place for a tool. It's like watching someone make bad google queries then complain that they get shit results.